Category: Politics

Politics

Olivia Chow a threat to Toronto taxpayers

by Jay Goldberg | Jun 9, 2023

Toronto taxpayers need to ask themselves whether they can afford to pay for Chow’s promises

History constantly challenges our notion of progress

by Michael Bonner | Jun 7, 2023
First Nations people deserve right to fee simple land ownership

by Joseph Quesnel | Jun 7, 2023
How Danielle Smith could transform health care

by Shawn Whatley | Jun 6, 2023
My choice for the next Mayor of Toronto is…

by Michael Taube | Jun 6, 2023
Rumours of the Commonwealth’s demise are greatly exaggerated

by Anne Gallagher | Jun 6, 2023

Private sector partnerships good for public education

by Michael Zwaagstra

Private sector partnerships are a great way to bring in some much-needed fresh ideas

Tax cuts need to be focus of Manitoba election

by Gage Haubrich

Past NDP tax hikes could influence upcoming Manitoba election

With lower commodity prices, why aren’t food prices dropping?

by Sylvain Charlebois

One culprit rarely mentioned, especially by governments, is the high rate of public spending

Is Edmonton’s business future at risk?

by Graham Hicks

Edmontonians are more interested in civil service/public sector job security than encouraging a dynamic business sector

Indigenous languages are an integral part of Canadian culture

by Gerry Chidiac

Canada’s journey towards a revitalization of Indigenous languages

Proposed measures in federal budget to increase costs for railway shippers

by Daniel Dufort

Extension of regulated “interswitching” distance will increase costs for railways, shippers, and consumers

Media bias purges the truth in both the U.S. and Canada

by Bruce Dowbiggin

Media bias protects Trudeau and Biden from any consequences for their actions

Just say no to any future Alberta carbon tax

Expand Taxpayer Protection Act to prevent any future carbon tax burden on Albertans

Indigenous leaders make case for Canadian LNG

Indigenous-led projects essential for energy security

Canadians need a taxpayer bill of rights

Taxpayer Bill of Rights offers a solution to Canada’s spending crisis

Alarming statistics highlight child care accessibility crisis in Canada

by David Macdonald

Lowering child care fees was the easy part. The hard part is building out the system

$79 billion debt is a costly burden on Albertans

NDP’s budget-balancing pledge raises doubts about its commitment to paying down the debt